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China Goes Underground In Aksai Chin - What It Means For Indian Forces
Sixty kilometres east of the Depsang Plains in Northern Ladakh, Chinese forces have begun carving tunnels and shafts into a hillside along a narrow river valley to construct multiple reinforced shelters and bunkers for soldiers and weaponry.
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How Taiwan's Model Soldiers Pointed Guns At China From Secret Bunkers
Chen Ing-wen strides up to a rocky outcrop some 3 km (1.9 miles) from China's coast on Taiwan-controlled Kinmen island and demonstrates how as a soldier he used to shoot from there at Chinese trawlers that got too close.
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China Withdraws 140 Tanks, 60 Artillery Guns, 7,000 Troops In Ladakh Deescalation
Indian and Chinese tanks were seen disengaging from the banks of Pangong lake area in eastern Ladakh where were deployed amid a standoff areas along the Line of Actual Control. Multiple videos and images released by the Indian Army today show the continued process of disengagement between Chinese and Indian forces on both banks of the glacial lake,...
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New Chinese Ammunition Bunkers Seen 7 Km From 2017 Doklam Face-Off Site
Satellite imagery accessed by NDTV shows the construction of what appear to be military-grade, hardened ammunition bunkers, 2.5 kilometres away from Sinche-La pass on the eastern periphery of the contested Doklam plateau near the border between Bhutan and China in the area.
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Army Says China Did Not Use Bulldozers to Destroy Bunkers: 10 Updates
Chinese troops did not use bulldozers to destroy Indian bunkers in Sikkim last month, the Indian Army has said, also denying reports that soldiers from the two sides engaged in a scuffle at the border amid a face-off. The Army has also denied that the current tension at the border is the longest standoff between the two countries since the 1962 war...
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No Bulldozers Used By China For Destroying Bunkers In Sikkim Sector: Army
The Indian Army on Monday maintained that no bulldozers were used when its bunkers were destroyed by Chinese soldiers amid the current standoff with China in the Sikkim sector.
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China Alleges Indian Troops Crossed Border, Blocks Mansarovar Pilgrims: 10 Points
China today said it has blocked the entry of Indian pilgrims traveling to Kailash-Mansarovar in Tibet from the Nathu La pass, alleging that Indian troops have crossed the Sikkim border into Chinese territory and demanding their immediate withdrawal. A Chinese government spokesperson said diplomatic protests have been lodged with India both in New D...
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Indian Soldiers Stopped Us From Constructing Sikkim Road, Complains China
The People's Liberation Army on Monday accused the Indian military of stopping the construction of a road in what it claims to be China's "sovereign territory" in the Sikkim section of the India-China border and said the move has "seriously damaged" border peace and tranquillity.
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Chinese Troops Transgress Sikkim Border, Destroy Bunkers: Report
Chinese troops crossed the Sikkim border and destroyed two make-shift bunkers of the army, reports the Press Trust of India.
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China Goes Underground In Aksai Chin - What It Means For Indian Forces
Sixty kilometres east of the Depsang Plains in Northern Ladakh, Chinese forces have begun carving tunnels and shafts into a hillside along a narrow river valley to construct multiple reinforced shelters and bunkers for soldiers and weaponry.
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How Taiwan's Model Soldiers Pointed Guns At China From Secret Bunkers
Chen Ing-wen strides up to a rocky outcrop some 3 km (1.9 miles) from China's coast on Taiwan-controlled Kinmen island and demonstrates how as a soldier he used to shoot from there at Chinese trawlers that got too close.
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China Withdraws 140 Tanks, 60 Artillery Guns, 7,000 Troops In Ladakh Deescalation
Indian and Chinese tanks were seen disengaging from the banks of Pangong lake area in eastern Ladakh where were deployed amid a standoff areas along the Line of Actual Control. Multiple videos and images released by the Indian Army today show the continued process of disengagement between Chinese and Indian forces on both banks of the glacial lake,...
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New Chinese Ammunition Bunkers Seen 7 Km From 2017 Doklam Face-Off Site
Satellite imagery accessed by NDTV shows the construction of what appear to be military-grade, hardened ammunition bunkers, 2.5 kilometres away from Sinche-La pass on the eastern periphery of the contested Doklam plateau near the border between Bhutan and China in the area.
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Army Says China Did Not Use Bulldozers to Destroy Bunkers: 10 Updates
Chinese troops did not use bulldozers to destroy Indian bunkers in Sikkim last month, the Indian Army has said, also denying reports that soldiers from the two sides engaged in a scuffle at the border amid a face-off. The Army has also denied that the current tension at the border is the longest standoff between the two countries since the 1962 war...
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No Bulldozers Used By China For Destroying Bunkers In Sikkim Sector: Army
The Indian Army on Monday maintained that no bulldozers were used when its bunkers were destroyed by Chinese soldiers amid the current standoff with China in the Sikkim sector.
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China Alleges Indian Troops Crossed Border, Blocks Mansarovar Pilgrims: 10 Points
China today said it has blocked the entry of Indian pilgrims traveling to Kailash-Mansarovar in Tibet from the Nathu La pass, alleging that Indian troops have crossed the Sikkim border into Chinese territory and demanding their immediate withdrawal. A Chinese government spokesperson said diplomatic protests have been lodged with India both in New D...
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Indian Soldiers Stopped Us From Constructing Sikkim Road, Complains China
The People's Liberation Army on Monday accused the Indian military of stopping the construction of a road in what it claims to be China's "sovereign territory" in the Sikkim section of the India-China border and said the move has "seriously damaged" border peace and tranquillity.
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Chinese Troops Transgress Sikkim Border, Destroy Bunkers: Report
Chinese troops crossed the Sikkim border and destroyed two make-shift bunkers of the army, reports the Press Trust of India.
